Good2Drive Mobile Application Aiming to Make Highways Safer

  PLANTATION, FLORIDA - 04/18/2017 (PRESS RELEASE JET)

Atacama Resources International (ACRL) a public company trading on the OTCQB exchange, is set to release Good2Drive, a mobile application that allows drivers to test their cognitive alertness before getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.  Good2Drive uses a 60-90 second image matching test using a patented algorithm that was created based on the scientific study of cognitive abilities various West Coast hospitals and universities.

Atacama Resources International is excited about the release of Good2Drive, as they anticipate the mobile application being used by not only families and individuals to promote safer driving habits but also being adopted by corporate fleets and law enforcement agencies to combat dangerous driving.  While drinking and driving is still a major concern, and one that Good2Drive is designed to monitor, the impairment to drivers caused by drugs, both prescription and illicit, along with drowsy driving are emerging as major factors in traffic crashes in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia.  Good2Drive’s patented algorithm and test have been proven to accurately identify cognitive impairment, regardless of the source, whether it is drinking, drugs, or drowsiness.  Good2Drive’s test is suitable for testing young teenage drivers, adult drivers, senior citizens and drivers of commercial vehicles.

Good2Drive’s features have been specifically designed with following needs in mind:

• Families – Young drivers are the highest risk group on the roads for traffic crashes.  Test results from Good2Drive from any family member using the application are pushed to the Parent’s phone, providing them peace of mind whenever their young driver gets behind the wheel.
• Individuals – We’ve all had doubts about whether we’re “good to drive”.  Now individuals will be able to double check their ability to drive before taking the risk.  Whether it’s a couple of drinks, prescription medication, or a long day at the office, it’s no longer a guess – Good2Drive will let you know when you’re good to drive.
• Corporate Fleets – Moving cargo is stressful enough without have to worry about driver impairment.  Good2Drive gives fleet owners proof that their cargo is in good hands.  Good2Drive not only promotes safety but also means less risk of cargo lost to traffic crashes.
• Law Enforcement – A breathalyzer can’t tell the whole story.  Drugs and drowsy driving are contributing to a significant number of traffic crashes, many causing injuries and death.  Good2Drive’s 60-90 second test can be administered roadside, is not invasive, and gives law enforcement immediate results regarding the driver’s current ability to operate a motor vehicle.

A free trial version of Good2Drive will be available on both iOS and Android devices by April 21, 2017.  Continued use will cost $0.99 a month for individuals, $1.99 a month for families (up to five people), with pricing for Corporate Fleets and Law Enforcement Organizations available on request.  Good2Drive will be available for download on both Android and Apple smartphones on April 24, 2017.

More information about Good2Drive can be found at www.Good2Drive.com

For further information, please contact:
Dan Finch, President
Good2Drive, Inc.
1-262-948-1868 Bus
1-214-755-0932 Cell
dfinch@acrlintl.com